Hasbro Speak Out Game

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Let 1 player from each team wear the mouth retractor and read mouth game phrases on cards one by one. The rest of the team has to guess (until they get it right) what the player with mouth retractor is saying. PRESENTER: Now we’re going to listen very carefully for Charlie, because he won’t be easy to hear... Speak out Stay safe is available at no cost to schools, thanks to the financial support and generosity of our supporters.

Home » Fun Holidays » 170 Snappy Christmas Slogans You’ll Love [and Actually Use] 170 Snappy Christmas Slogans You’ll Love [and Actually Use] PRESENTER: Now we’re outside at a big picnic party. Can you hear Charlie? Put up your hand when you can hear Charlie...PRESENTER: Now we’re on a farm and the farmer is ploughing the fields. This time listen carefully for one baby lamb. Can you hear it yet? Put up your hand when you can hear the baby lamb... You know it’s important to get plenty of repetitions when practicing the r sound in articulation therapy, and sometimes a few minutes of pure drills can be appropriate. But kids get tired of drills. You get tired of drills. Yawn. It sounds easy but with the special mouthpiece in place it's hard to get the words out! The timer counts down as players try to say phrases such as "he's my stealthy pet ferret name Garrett" or "slow down, you careless clown".

This game can be played with a small or large group of children and you don’t need any props, except some imagination. Rip, Rap, Rope offers lots of tongue-twisting practice for initial r. It’s great for kids who have already established prevocalic r and need to work on consistency. They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays.

Girl, age 11 "It was really good to hear about Childline and to know that I can talk to you about anything. I have been getting bullied at school so I have been feeling quite sad. Knowing that Childline is always here for children really helps." PRESENTER: We’re in the countryside. Can you hear Charlie? Put your hand up when you can hear Charlie...

The last person in the circle calls out the message and then the first person confirms if the message is correct or if it has been “broken.” Hot Potato for Initial R: Students sit in a circle and pass a potato or a bean bag. As each student gets the “potato” they say an r word.We commissioned an independent evaluation to examine the impact the Speak out Stay Safe programme has on children's understanding of abuse and harm and their help-seeking behaviour. Finkelhor, D. et al (2014) Youth exposure to violence prevention programs in a national sample. Child Abuse and Neglect. 38 (4): 677-686.